Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok

Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok is a resort-style retreat, overlooking the popular Erawan Shrine on Ratchadamri Road which houses a statue of Phra Phrom, the Thai equivalent to Brahma, the Hindu god of creation, famous for bringing good fortune and granting wishes. Linked to two SkyTrain stations and premium shopping centres, the property features 380 luxuriously uncluttered rooms including 44 suites. All feature window seats, soaking tubs with rainforest walk-in showers, the signature Hyatt Grand Bed, Bluetooth enabled JBL sound systems, pillow menus and the normal luxury amenities. Room sizes range from the 40 square metre King Bed to the Garden Villa King Suite set within the gardens on the fifth floor with a rain shower with steam function and an en-suite spa facility right up to 240 square metres for the Erawan Suite King, located on the 22nd floor. This elevated space enjoys sweeping views over the Bangkok skyline plus offering its own kitchen, dining room, spa-like bathroom and 24/7 butler service. It also comes with VIP Fast Track and immigration services at the airport. All suites and Club rooms have access to the Grand Club Lounge with its all-day refreshments and evening cocktails. For pampering, enjoy the I.Sawan Residential Spa with its extensive menu of facial, body and nail treatments and residential garden villas. The Spa also offers a well-equipped and glass walled TechnoGym Greenhouse Fitness Centre with a free weights area, personal trainers on request, a whole roster of fitness classes and other facilities such as a whirlpool, steam room, sauna and cold plunge pool in the changing rooms. 

For racquet fans, there is a tennis court available alongside squash courts and table tennis. For those who like to cool off, the freeform 25 metre swimming pool with hot tub is the obvious choice, with its teak deck and sun loungers to enjoy the sun. Swimming lessons are available on request. Dining wise, head to Salvia for some Sardinian treats; Gaston for a steak frites within a rustic Parisian-style bistro; The Dining Room for all day dining from an international menu with a Grand Sunday Brunch served on the first Sunday of the month; You&Mee noodle house for Asian delights using the best of local ingredients and the Erawan Bakery for traditional French bread, pastries and croissants. For a stylish Thai take on the traditional Afternoon Tea, the elegant award-winning Erawan Tea Room overlooks the Erawan Shrine; The Breezeway sits near the pool and offers a casual Thai and International treats menu whilst Bar @494 offers an extensive list of wines and spirits including 10 exotic gins from around the world.